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Date: Mon 24 Nov 1997 16:48:06 -0500
From: Dann Butterfield <[email protected]>
Subject: CRD: 'Martha' by Jefferson Airplane
Martha
(Paul Kantner)
THE JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
from After Bathing At Baxter's 1967
: x02210 /: x03320
Intro:
/ / / / / / /}
Verse 1:
(fingerpicked)
Martha she listens for the ticking of my footsteps
patiently
She sifts the hairy air that's warm and woodswept
pleasantly
She does as she pleases she listens for me
Verse 2:
Martha she calls to me from a feather in the meadow fly to me
You can dance and sing and walk with me
and dreams will fade and shadows grow (?? something that
rhymes with 'me')
She does as she pleases she waits there for me
She does as she pleases her heels rise for me
(guitar solo over / / / / / / /} repeated)
Verse 3:
My love she talks to waking windows as she murmurs to her feet
thoughtfully
She separates in laughter to her side caught for me
She does as she pleases she waits there for me
She does as she pleases her heels rise for me
Verse 4:
Martha she keeps her heart in a broken clock and it's waiting
there for me
She weaves apart through a token lock what a great thing to be free
She weeps tired and starts unspoken but when the gate swings
There she'll be
There she'll be
(no accompaniment)
In green sun
On blue earth
Under warm running shower
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Does anyone know the words to that last line of the second verse?
I would appreciate feedback.
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submitted by Hirsch Freeman
transcribed by Shawn Trotter
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comments or corrections welcome at drumb[email protected]
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(moins de barrés)